K Stew It's the visible pelvis of her panty-hose for me!!!! Listen, inasmuch as an outfit like this can make ANY sense at all, she's working it -- even her LENSES match. But I do not know that my groin needs its own sweater. This is

Heidi Klum This is kind of good on her, even though it's also basically like wearing a very long and winding scarf. This is SO much more dramatic and sculptural than the Elton John Oscar Viewing Party demands. I honestly would have swapped where she deployed each outfit.

Colman Domingo in Balmain I thought he looked very elegant at the Oscars but also very understated, given how snazzy he's been elsewhere. This face coat from Balmain is weird and wild and fun, and a delightful swerve from that. Ogle his style, as we love to, and

Florence Pugh in Jean Paul Gaultier You are going to think I'm crazy, but on the runway, they styled this with gloves and big ol' cream earrings, and I think it looked better?!? Well, and better lighting. The fabric is so unremarkable, though, and the peplum just

Scott George and the Osage Singers Let's open with this, which was a really wonderful performance of the nominated "Wahzhazhe (A Song for My People)" from Killers of the Flower Moon. Listen, I had real issues with that movie and its centering of Leonardo DiCaprio at

Brittany Snow in Monot Monot typically only designs in black and white, and so apparently they had a LOOOONG text chain about what color yellow they should do here, because it was uncharted territory for them. It's also not a super naked dress, which is also semi-uncharted

Kirsten Dunst in Gucci Simple and effective. Very well tailored on her. I love this era for her, too -- they seem so happy and mutually respectful and supportive. I MEAN. Julianne Hough in Alexandre Vauthier She seems to have lost the ability to translate her natural energy into her still